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The Apache developers have been working on Apache 2.0 for the last two years, and on April 4, the fi Read the rest of this entry »

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First, a note. I’m writing this at OSCON 2004. It is Friday morning, and this article was due on Tue Read the rest of this entry »

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by Ben Laurie and Peter LaurieAn excerpt from Chapter 2, “Our First Web Site,” of Apache: The Defini Read the rest of this entry »

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Recipe 6.19: Enabling WebDAV Without Making Files Writable by the Web UserProblemYou want to run Web Read the rest of this entry »

Editor’s note: Rich Bowen is back with another installment in his occasional series based on convers Read the rest of this entry »